Charles Stern
Charles Stern
> What is the preferred way at present to loop over a collection of recipes, as you do https://github.com/pangeo-forge/staged-recipes/issues/125#issuecomment-1077053600, in the current environment? Everything in that linked comment should work...
Exciting! A few questions/comments: - Do I understand correctly that the proposed temporal extent for this recipe is `1950 - present`, plus regular appending? If so, noting that appending is...
@spencerahill, once you've started on your recipe, please feel free to @ me in a comment here with any questions. The documentation is far from exhaustive, so don't be discouraged...
> at least sometimes in-person at Lamont(?) Sadly I'm rarely there as I work out of a home office in California. Even if you sail through the recipe development process...
@paigem, apologies for the delay on this! To kick off our work, could I ask you to do the following? 1. Fork https://github.com/pangeo-forge/staged-recipes 2. Clone your fork to your local...
Awesome, thanks @mgrover1! Recapping here for clarity that our plan was to "skip" caching, because you already have access to all of the source files on GLADE. To implement this,...
Progress! (I hope :smile:) > Now I am running into this > > ``` > AttributeError: 'FSSpecTarget' object has no attribute 'getitems' > ``` Can you provide a full Traceback?
> I think you want `pangeo_forge_recipes.storage.MetadataTarget`. I hit / am fixing this in the tutorials in [pangeo-forge/pangeo-forge-recipes#160](https://github.com/pangeo-forge/pangeo-forge-recipes/pull/160). Amazing catch. And oops! This wouldn't have come up for Max if I...
@mgrover1, I don't know if it would've worked to cache metadata to a `TemporaryDirectory`, but just to be safe I wrote https://github.com/pangeo-forge/staged-recipes/pull/53/commits/e6f62f81811efa31db2b8a5308f7d9b9584e8a30 as if you'd made a new directory called...
https://github.com/pangeo-forge/staged-recipes/pull/53/commits/d1193c12d69dfdbd1298ba84c9b8b3420149f982 adds the `store_chunks` and `finalize_target` steps. Without these, you just have the first time step (which is written in `prepare_target`).